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| [Nettime-bold] The role of model citizenz in the development of fascism |
ronda@ais.org (Ronda Hauben) -
>In the past, for example in the 1950s, there were scientists like
>von Neumann and spokespeople like James Killian who spoke up against
>the bogus theories of "market forces" to do "regulation".
von Neumann = uaz 01 us.armed forzez emplo!ee \ mar!onet.
!.e. regulaz!e through brute forsz - eku!v
regulaz!e !mplmntd v!a demokrass! - obtusz b!nar! log!k.
+ von Neumann = zm!led at modl c!t!znz
>"Netizen forces" not so called "market forces" are what are needed
>for the development of an Internet.
perm!t zom 1 2 zm!le @ u.
>>Counting on such slow acting forces such as regulation and anti-trust will
>>leave dead bodies and bankrupt companies and dominant players either
>>slowing innovation or controlling price/service.
>
>The goal of Netizen force is a vibrant and general purpose ever
>developing Internet,
= ma! b dez!rabl konzult!ng 01 look!ng glasz komponent.
Netizen force = mob akz!on - !.e. The goal of fasc!zm
>The goal of Netizen force is a vibrant and general purpose ever
>developing Internet,
The role of model citizenz in the development of fascism
http://www.m9ndfukc.org/memocide.neu+improved.genocide
>not of some successful company.
>
>The goal of so called "market forces" is to the development
>of "companies" or "players".
zplend!d
http://www.eusocial.com/nato.0+55+3d/242.055.propaganda.html#00
= feu = prfrbl 2 01 !nkompetent amalgam
ov unzan!tar! humanz devour!ng odr zpec!ez
- az free food or opn flesch.
= 01 !dea. du = 01 lo.tekk zubzd!zed zerf +?
cord!alement.nn.
eusocial.com -> superb source for male fascist antibodies.
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meeTz ver!f1kat!Øn.
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f3.MASCHIN3NKUNST
@www.eusocial.com
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